Twist & Fold Mosquito Net Hat
Sunshine and fresh air are great - being a target for mosquitoes and black flies is not. This no-nonsense mosquito net hat helps you enjoy outdoor time without becoming a snack for the local insect population.
Designed with comfort and coverage in mind, this hat features built-in mosquito netting that helps protect your face and neck from biting insects. Lightweight, packable, and easy to wear, it’s a reliable go-to for gardening, camping, hiking, travel, and everyday outdoor adventures.
Why You’ll Love It
- Built-in mosquito net helps block mosquitoes, black flies, and other biting insects
- Wide brim keeps the mesh far from your skin and allows for great visibility through the netting
- Super lightweight and breathable for warm-weather comfort
- Adjustable drawstring under the chin keeps the hat secure on windy days
- Additional adjustable drawstring at the bottom helps keep bugs out
- Twists and folds down for compact storage (like a car sunshade)
- Neutral gray color pairs easily with other ShrugBug gear
Good to Know
- Fits most adult heads up to 23" (inside circumference)
- Features a 3.5" brim all the way around + an added center structure to ensure the netting is away from your skin even when bending, kneeling or looking down
- Includes a reusable clear zipper storage bag with carrying handle
- Designed for easy packing, travel, and storage
- Hat material is lightweight nylon. Netting is polyester.
I garden next to the Mississippi and it’s River Gnat & Mayfly territory. The bites almost made gardening impossible until this hat!!! I tried head nets and one gust of wind and it’s plastered against your sweaty face. This hat fixes that problem and doesn’t look to shabby either.
I am allergic to some bugs thank you for making these beautiful products they work 💗
Very comfortable and effective!
I tried everything on but haven't had the chance to use them yet.
I'm glad I bought this hat. I like that the netting sits away from my face and neck. It'll be great to work in the buggy areas of the yard and I can finally take a walk to see the herons and beavers at the mosquito filled overflow on our reservoir.
